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Real-world use-case tutorial
Introduction
Because the real world does not just work out of the box, like our Quickstart tutorial, this page presents a 'real world' use case of Ldap Synchronization Connector.
We're aiming to replace HSQLDB as an embedded database, and OpenDS as an embedded directory…
Generate synchronization engine stubs
Then check that all needed directories are created and launch your first engine creation:
ant -Dgenerator.parameters='-soc simpleAccount -db -d ../../src/impl/java' lsc::_generator
Launching the synchronization
In a console, set the ANT_HOME environment variable and launch the following command. To launch the synchronization process, you just need to specify the different tasks:
ant -Dsynchronize.parameters='-s other' lsc::clean lsc::sample lsc::synchronize
Run it in your favorite IDE
If you want to run it in your favorite IDE, do not forget to set the correct working directory!
- Eclipse
Go into the menu item Run → Debug …, create a new Java Application by setting the main class file to org.lsc.Launcher, then select the Arguments pane and set the program arguments to '-s all' and the working directory to Other with the value '$workspace_loc:lsc/target/classes'
